Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata

“Kangana Ranaut reclaims her place as one of the best actresses working today, even while ensuring that her Nurse Geeta doesn't overshadow everyone else.”

“Manoj Tapadia's 'Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata' is a moving, well-crafted tribute to the heroines of 26/11.”

“Kangana Ranaut's latest film, set against the backdrop of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, leaves a lasting impact long after the credits roll.”

“This Manoj Tapadia directorial shakes you, moves you, and most importantly, leaves you with renewed respect and reverence for nurses. In a nutshell, this Manoj Tapadia directorial is a decent watch, as it brings to light the bravado, duty-bound nature, dedication and service of those who may not wear a conventional uniform, but when push comes to shove, will do anything to safeguard and protect people.”

“If you've read about 26/11, you already know the outcome, but the film's screenplay is so tight that the audience is glued to the screen from beginning to end, lost in the excitement of what's about to happen.”

“A tense thriller rooted in humanity and hope”

“A stirring tribute to the unsung heroes of 26/11 that shines a light on the nursing profession. Kangana Ranaut shines as Gita, and while there are some logical inconsistencies, the film's focus on the selflessness and dedication of nurses is worth extolling.”

“Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata arrives carrying the weight of history but it chooses an unusual vantage point from which to revisit one of the darkest nights in modern India. The result is a tense, emotionally resonant thriller that finds heroism not in gunfire or retaliation, but in quiet acts of care.”

“A nail-biting tribute to courage under fire by Kangana Ranaut and her coactors.”

“Kangana Ranaut shines in this sincere retelling of Cama Hospital's heroism.”

“Led by a powerful Kangana Ranaut, the film shines a light on nurses, security guards and ordinary citizens, even as its one-woman focus leaves many stories untold.”

“The 2026 film led by Kangana Ranaut documents the bravery beyond the call of duty displayed by the unsung nurses of Cama Albless Hospital on the dark night of 26/11 in 2008.”

“BHARAT BHHAGYA VIDDHAATA boasts a compelling story and sincere performances but is let down by weak storytelling.”

“Tapadia's debut feature is a crisp, gripping and moving account of uncommon valour in the face of unimaginable horror. Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata is also a tribute to Mumbai's vital working classes.”

“If that sentiment didn't already exist in your heart, watching "Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata" will permanently etch it there. Director Manoj Tapadia stretches time masterfully, ensuring that every second inside the darkened corridors of Cama Hospital feels like an hour. Ultimately, the biggest takeaway of Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata is a profound restoration of respect for the nursing community.”